The Tier III Service Desk Lead serves as a senior technical authority responsible for resolving complex enterprise infrastructure issues and driving continuous service improvement. This role involves performing technical planning, systems integration, and architecture assessments while collaborating with cross-functional teams to ensure secure and reliable service delivery.
The Senior Apps DBA will manage and maintain mission-critical Oracle E-Business Suite R12.2 environments across on-premise and cloud infrastructure. They will perform system administration, patching, performance tuning, and ensure compliance with DoD security requirements.
The ISSM will lead system security plan development, accreditation, and oversight to ensure compliance with Air Force and DoD regulations. They will manage cybersecurity activities, conduct audits, and maintain data strategies while working within a multi-contractor team.
The Senior IBM z/OS Systems Programmer will plan and execute the installation, configuration, and maintenance of IBM mainframe software and hardware. They are responsible for diagnosing system issues, managing catalogs, and ensuring the stability of the z/OS environment through detailed documentation and technical troubleshooting.
The Systems Engineer will provide full-spectrum systems engineering and capability delivery services, including planning, design, testing, and sustainment of automated systems. Responsibilities also include managing technical documentation, network diagrams, and ensuring COTS software compliance and security.
The Vice President will lead federal healthcare IT sales strategy, business development, and market penetration across agencies like the VA, HHS, and Department of War. They are responsible for building a qualified pipeline, managing the full sales lifecycle, and fostering strategic relationships with government and industry partners.
The role provides advanced technical and operational support for IBM mainframe environments, focusing on z/OS system software, disaster recovery, and continuity of operations. Responsibilities include installing and maintaining software, troubleshooting system anomalies, and serving as a technical point of contact for COOP exercises.
The Principal Solution Architect leads the organization's innovation strategy by designing integrated, end-to-end technical solutions across digital transformation domains. They also serve as a key technical lead for federal proposals, driving business growth through innovative approaches and strategic client engagement.
The role involves planning, implementing, and sustaining IBM z/OS third-party software, utilities, and upgrades within a parallel sysplex environment. The technician will also diagnose system issues, provide technical guidance, and ensure software compliance and stability through rigorous testing and change management processes.
The specialist will design, secure, and manage AWS GovCloud environments while leading all RMF, IATT-C, and ATO accreditation activities. They will provide technical guidance to ensure cloud architectures are compliant with Department cybersecurity requirements and support modernization initiatives.
The DB2 System Admin is responsible for maintaining software and DB2 environments on mainframe platforms in compliance with STIG and SRG standards. They will perform installations, upgrades, and migrations while providing technical support and maintaining detailed documentation.
Design, develop, and deploy scalable Java-based applications using Spring Boot and Angular front-end frameworks. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to build RESTful APIs, manage Oracle databases, and deploy cloud-ready solutions on Microsoft Azure.
The SME provides senior-level technical expertise and research to solve complex IT problems while serving on executive-level project teams. They are responsible for developing creative technical solutions and providing leadership across various IT disciplines including architecture and systems integration.
The Senior Configuration Management Specialist leads configuration management activities and maintains functional and physical baselines for complex information systems. They facilitate Configuration Control Boards, evaluate engineering changes, and ensure accurate documentation throughout the system lifecycle.
The PMO Technical Program Manager is responsible for maintaining an integrated view of program schedules, deliverables, dependencies, risks, and costs across assigned workstreams. They facilitate program-level governance, reporting, and communication to ensure delivery predictability and alignment with Government stakeholder expectations.
The analyst serves as an Information Assurance subject matter expert, providing technical guidance for integrating security controls throughout the acquisition and sustainment lifecycle. They also act as a liaison for enterprise boundary defense initiatives and oversee the implementation of access-control standards.
The Cloud Computing Specialist serves as a subject matter expert responsible for assessing and managing cybersecurity risks across cloud environments. They evaluate security controls against NIST RMF and FedRAMP standards to ensure compliance for complex DoD information systems.
The engineer will analyze, design, and support telecommunications networks, including voice, data, video, and wireless services. They are responsible for developing installation plans, defining system requirements, and coordinating with other professionals to ensure effective network implementation.
The Network Engineer provides senior-level support for the corporate enterprise network, managing technical requirements from inception through implementation. They coordinate with program leadership and users to develop solutions for complex network problems while ensuring system performance and user satisfaction.
The Sr. Database System Admin will maintain and upgrade DB2 and mainframe software environments in compliance with STIG and SRG security standards. Responsibilities include managing software exits, executing database migrations, and providing technical support for DISA mainframe systems.
The Lead Application Engineer will design, develop, and maintain application components while providing technical leadership to the development team. They are responsible for ensuring system performance, code quality, and successful releases through collaboration with QA and DevSecOps teams.
The Senior Information Systems Security Engineer designs, integrates, and enforces security architectures across IT, cloud, and defense systems throughout their lifecycle. They lead systems through the NIST Risk Management Framework process to achieve and maintain Authorization to Operate (ATO) while conducting vulnerability assessments and threat modeling.
The Systems Engineer will plan, design, and integrate complex IT infrastructure while ensuring system reliability and compliance. They will also diagnose system issues and collaborate with cybersecurity teams to maintain secure and resilient operations.
The Sr. CICS Systems Programmer is responsible for the administration, installation, and maintenance of IBM CICS and MQ middleware platforms on z/OS mainframe systems. They will also manage system performance, security compliance, disaster recovery, and technical documentation within a DoD enterprise environment.
The Senior Business Development & Capture Manager will identify, qualify, and capture federal Health IT opportunities across various government agencies. They are responsible for leading growth initiatives, developing pipeline strategies, and managing the full lifecycle of pursuits from market identification to proposal submission.
The technician provides Tier II technical support and administration for SharePoint Online and SharePoint Subscription Edition environments. Responsibilities include troubleshooting site architecture, managing help desk tickets, and assisting users with Power Platform tools.
The DBA is responsible for the installation, configuration, maintenance, and security hardening of mission-critical Oracle database environments. Key tasks include performance tuning, backup and recovery management, and implementing security controls to support federal mission systems.
The Project Manager provides leadership and oversight for a technical support team managing Microsoft 365 and SharePoint Online solutions. They are responsible for project administration, execution plans, and delivering executive-ready status reports across multiple workstreams.
Design, develop, and maintain Power BI dashboards and data models to translate complex datasets into actionable business insights. Collaborate with stakeholders to gather requirements and ensure data integrity through validation and optimized refresh processes.
Design, develop, and maintain low-code business applications and workflow automations using the Microsoft Power Platform. Collaborate with stakeholders to translate business needs into technical designs and provide ongoing sustainment support.
The Mainframe Solutions Architect will serve as the primary technical authority for mainframe modernization engagements, designing and executing strategies for legacy environments. They will lead system assessments, perform technical troubleshooting, and collaborate with security teams to ensure compliance with DoD frameworks.
The role involves providing comprehensive IBM and Unisys mainframe operations and application support, including system monitoring, troubleshooting, and incident resolution. You will collaborate with government personnel and customers to ensure system stability, manage change requests, and maintain performance standards.
